Department of Radiology
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1994
Hinton JF, Newkirk DK, Fletcher TG, Shungu DC.  1994.  Application of the magnetization-inversion-transfer technique to the transport of 7Li+, 23Na+, and 39K+ ions through the gramicidin channel and the M2 delta transmembrane domain of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor.. J Magn Reson B. 105(1):11-6.
1993
Hinton JF, Easton PL, Newkirk DK, Shungu DC.  1993.  23Na-NMR study of ion transport across vesicle membranes facilitated by phenylalanine analogs of gramicidin.. Biochim Biophys Acta. 1146(2):191-6.
1989
Hinton JF, Fernandez JQ, Shungu DC, Millett FS.  1989.  Thermodynamic parameters for the binding of divalent cations to gramicidin A incorporated into a lipid environment by Tl-205 nuclear magnetic resonance.. Biophys J. 55(2):327-30.
1988
Buster DC, Hinton JF, Millett FS, Shungu DC.  1988.  23Na-nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of gramicidin-induced ion transport through membranes under equilibrium conditions.. Biophys J. 53(2):145-52.
Hinton JF, Fernandez JQ, Shungu DC, Whaley WL, Koeppe RE, Millett FS.  1988.  TI-205 nuclear magnetic resonance determination of the thermodynamic parameters for the binding of monovalent cations to gramicidins A and C.. Biophys J. 54(3):527-33.
1986
Hinton JF, Whaley WL, Shungu D, Koeppe RE, Millett FS.  1986.  Equilibrium binding constants for the group I metal cations with gramicidin-A determined by competition studies and T1+-205 nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.. Biophys J. 50(3):539-44.
Hinton JF, Koeppe RE, Shungu D, Whaley WL, Paczkowski JA, Millett FS.  1986.  Equilibrium binding constants for Tl+ with gramicidins A, B and C in a lysophosphatidylcholine environment determined by 205Tl nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.. Biophys J. 49(2):571-7.
Shungu DC, Hinton JF, Koeppe RE, Millett FS.  1986.  Investigation of the interaction between thallous ions and gramicidin A in dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine vesicles: a thallium-205 NMR equilibrium study.. Biochemistry. 25(20):6103-8.